Survivorman | Boreal Forest | Season 1 | Episode 1 | Les Stroud

Les Stroud simulates becoming stranded after a canoeing accident in a Northern Ontario forest.
Created by Les Stroud
Starring Les Stroud
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[@user-gl7je2os7c]

you're a legend for putting these on YT for FREE, Les

[@user-ck7hc9ui5m]

@@Roadamite ok

[@DM-qg4bi]

No adds for me

[@Jorjioo]

@@Roadamite Ever heard of youtube premium?

[@tedcreviston9675]

@@Jorjioo lol best thing I've bought....

[@defwishfx4400]

@@Jorjioo how does that relate to the "free" discussion? He says its not free because of ads and you reply: I pay for not seeing ads so its for free! Is this your logic? Amazing.

[@miker8727]

GOD FATHER OF BRINGING US ON A REAL SURVIVAL ADVENTURE! TRULY AMAZING STUFF

[@dross6206]

Survivorman is proof that Les is more.

[@ragamuffinthepollywog]

Less survival kit, More camera kit?!

[@marcorichterdemedeiros9469]

this is it. this is the peak of puns...

[@ismailmuttaqien1203]

Read this pun for the 9th time in the comment section

[@voodoochile8491]

@Gene Cox Right!? I've seen every series of his...except that one! I can't complain though, he's given me hours of free Survivorman.

[@spidimarcin300]

Stroud > Grylls

[@MrDOGTAG11]

I used to watch these with my grandpa. He’s been gone 5 years now. Memories I thought were gone have resurfaced. Thank you.

[@connornobbs3487]

I used to watch these with my dad years ago, it was the best feeling ever getting to stay up late with him watching this, made young me feel like a man lol

[@joegarrison5911]

Same here. My grandfather loved this guy

[@FoxysGameNetwork]

Likewise ...

[@KevinsDisobedience]

I used to lie on our tiny living room floor and watch these episodes with my dad on our old floor model cabinet style TV. Les was God then before people started coping what he was doing, or tried to...

[@drivebypoet]

I feel the same way, but I used to watch it with my father.

[@adrenalineunlimited]

You're a legend for retaining ownership of your work during a period of time when it wasn't commonplace to do so

[@misanthropic168]

This man has saved more lives than he will ever know

[@ScarletxRevolution]

I grew up watching these with my dad when we were close. It makes me feel loved and happy. Les is the coolest.

[@zubinfalla7504]

Watching people survive in the middle of nowhere with barely anything makes me feel grateful for all the things I am blessed with in this life.

[@jbfthree1]

What you actually meant was where people live year round.....

[@jonnygranville281]

Yep. I'm on my couch with my dog under a fleece blanket watching Les suffer

[@TheStarBlack]

If we still lived in the wild we'd have thousands of years of built up intergenerational knowledge of the environment. We'd know where all the foods are, the nest shelters, material for tools etc. Modern people trying to survive in the wilderness is not an accurate representation of the past. Admittedly modern life is a lot more comfortable than the hunter/gatherer lifestyle would have been. Whether we're happier now as people though is a different matter.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

This show burst the bubble of everyone who thought they’d walk into the woods with a pocket knife and live and eat like a king. Probably saved a lot of lives by making people take the wilderness seriously and showing how slim the pickings can be out there.

[@noryameric4142]

So true brah

[@sergiokaminotanjo]

l remember as a kid watching in a movie how they made fire with a stick and a piece of wood, then l tried it and was like yeah...fuck this lol Now l can barelly believe early men actually really made fire that way ,mostly the part of trying again and again until they figured out if they rub two pieces of wood like crazy it will ignite and create a spark then you use that spark to lit another kind of wood then you blow on it and THEN you got fire. Bacl then he may have been an absolute genius whoeve he was

[@FusionC6]

@ Found the worlds best survival expert. ;)

[@Paul-hw7kc]

With the exception of the fresh water, it appears surviving out here is nearly as bad as the desert. I'd thought there would be a lot more natural grub he could eat.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Paul717 Yeah it’s also the time of year. Less little critter activity. A Ruger 10/22 would make a big difference. 😀👍🇺🇸

[@drowssapma]

Legend has it that the camera and tripod are still on the edge of the road.

[@itsknotmagic]

Lol

[@josephmountford2292]

Stop with the legend has it comments please.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

@@josephmountford2292 Legend has it that the comments never stopped

[@Damageab]

Legend says they never will!

[@corndogrequiem1728]

"There's old bush guy out there saying, 'it's easy!'" You're the old bush guy now, Les Stroud!

[@SjoeperdKnoepert]

Just think about everytime you see him pass a creek or a lake, he needs to go back and fetch the camera...!

[@domls1317]

I was just telling my gf that

[@prashantmehta1075]

I thought of that. Then i just let it go meh.. who cares

[@prashantmehta1075]

i like the show though

[@domls1317]

I believe he mentions that in one of the seasons.

[@Paul-hw7kc]

He left his camera on the side of the road.

[@GLOBAL11th]

This man’s patience blows my mind.

[@deederdoo]

Watch the episodes where he's surviving with his teenage son. Talk about patience.

[@caltek4868]

Hands down the best survival show ever, thank you Les

[@Dietz4502]

Squirrel: *starts squeaking* Les: *And I took that personally*

[@tmacdonald4006]

Les is the Godfather of showing amateurs what survival is about.

[@superdestrier9160]

His ability to get footage and still survive is insane-he had to set up the camera, and then do his normal things. He even got a shot of him going around the lake, did he have to go back around and get it after? Truly amazing.

[@wezzbeet2923]

Wtf was that comment lol

[@2thewaythetruththelife]

@@wezzbeet2923 it sounded like my brain

[@prince-solomon]

Of course he always has to pick up his camera, sometimes they show how he is walking back to get the camera and laments this fact :D

[@philduoos2961]

@Andre Mckinney You're thinking of that "other guy".

[@diabeticpanda8979]

@Andre Mckinney that’s man vs wild my guy les is the real deal

[@atticninja9194]

Les is an absolute madman. Incredibly generous of you to release all this content. I’ve watched you since I was a little kid. Still as entertaining as ever. You’re the reason I learned harmonica!

[@Bluebloods7]

Really came through for us all in the pandemic

[@dervakommtvonhinten517]

les stroud, the only survival expert i know i actually respect.

[@Blaze-cy8os]

Before smartphones and go pros. This man is legendary

[@charliedroves5610]

Classic Stroud in the Canadian boreal forest, doesn’t get any better

[@JordanRA]

Huge wave of nostalgia hitting me right now. I used to watch every season over and over. Thank you Les, for being a big part of my nightly routine growing up and now providing these on KZbin. Absolute legend.

[@jonathansage9063]

My only issue with Les is the whole crocodile hunter thing

[@vera-linnlanangen6396]

I love to watch this first episode to see his own progress. Where he started compared to the last episodes when he is so much more experienced. I mean the trap scene is fantastic. What I also love is how enthused he is in the first season, which makes sense since he got his program idea published and all. But it's fun how that enthusiasm became more an I-don't-get-payed-enough-for-this-attitude the longer the series went on.

[@Frank2489]

Is that why it ended?

[@thebombasticbadazz4729]

@@Frank2489 he was also getting injured (something with his shoulder) from hauling all that camera gear all the time and was also getting parasites from the food he was eating in the wild his health was declining due to the show itself, sadly

[@brianbaker3654]

Yes he was tired of literally starving for a week and missing his family. I heard him talk about it in an interview.

[@deederdoo]

@@thebombasticbadazz4729 He was also in a car accident in Mongolia while heading out to be dropped off. He broke 3 ribs and had a punctured lung. He eventually went back to Mongolia with his son Logan and filmed an episode. Les is more.

[@lionelhutz5137]

He's mentioned that he's gotten giardia multiple times and has developed pneumonia.

[@graemelaubach3106]

Complete ferkin legend. Makes bear grylls looks like a complete candyass. And so much respect for sharing all of these with us for free

[@FranzJrob]

You are the best Les.

[@caidenpahl7887]

@Odorous Smegma yea

[@elguapo1690]

Right up there with Claypool for the best Les.

[@mr.e6033]

Ctqtv2r Qtzk

[@onikonoko]

You are the best, Les.* ftfy

[@brandonlill1261]

The best at getting way too many ads!

[@thomasperry7824]

This is unequivocally, the best reality television show ever made.

[@brianbishop4753]

It’s basically THEE reality show.

[@07438724]

I've only just discovered this series. In England, I used to spend my hungover Sunday's as a teenager watching the discovery channel, but we only had the great Ray Mears, and the occasionally entertaining, and frequently "ba!" Bear Grylls. I feel like we missed out not having this program. Also, I fully get a lot of these comments saying how calming Les's presenting style is. These episodes are making going through separating from my wife a little better. I like Les.

[@JasonDrums182]

Sorry to hear about the separation, but I'm also very very jealous that you have all of these to watch for the first time. You're in for a treat!!! Enjoy

[@ItsYaBoiChenny]

hope you enjoy man tons and tons of hours to watch. im currently reliving my childhood and bingeing this haha. so glad he has the rights to all his videos and episodes its amazing that he posted them here. and im so sorry to hear that man i hope all is well in life.

[@c.jarmstrong3111]

This man not only survived in this area, but did so with one of the worst possible starts

[@theworldoflivvy3150]

When I was younger I thought this show was really boring. I loved Man vs Wild but the only reason I ever watched this show is because Les Stroud is Canadian, like me. Now I really appreciate it. Hopefully I won't ever need any of this knowledge. But I think of it every time I go into the stretch of trees behind my house. I'm currently keeping a freshwater snail as a pet. He seems happy. Hopefully I can find it a companion eventually... and hopefully they don't eat each other. I heard they do that... On a side note, I don't even want to imagine the type of intense diarrhea Les has probably had.

[@arthurlagunas3908]

I really loved this comment for some reason xD

[@majesticsunset8184]

How's your snail doing?

[@BigpapamoneymanMVPtypebeat]

Average Canadian comment

[@theworldoflivvy3150]

@@majesticsunset8184 Oh, I didn't see this until now! The original is long dead, sadly. It took me a couple times to get it right. But now the offspring of the offsprings' offspring are living happily in an aquarium. They get fed fish food and little scraps of veggies. They do occasionally cannibalize each other- but they seem to only go after dead ones. I have bred house snails. I don't think they'd survive being thrown into the dugout now. Some of them got used to being touched as well. I still think their little ears are cute; less cute when you remember that they're actually tentacles though.

[@theworldoflivvy3150]

@@BigpapamoneymanMVPtypebeat Haha, I'll take that as a compliment

[@michaelpatterson4488]

I remember watching this for the first time back in the 5th grade with my dad. We'd watch reruns on most weekends after he'd come home from travelling and it was something I really looked forward to later in middle school when everyday felt like end of the world haha. Definitely influenced us to go on more family camping trips back then. Approaching 30 now and really great to see these older episodes free on YT! Thank you & all the crew for the hard work and great memories, Les

[@Zathren]

I used to spend HOURS watching this show on Discovery channel. I can't believe they're on YT without having to buy or rent. I've been blessed this day.

[@Galejro]

I like how this guy always simulated an accident to give a legit reason to be stranded and alows himself a random equipment to emphesize that. That + the fact he survives like this, alone and also does the camera-man's job makes this the best survivor show I've seen.

[@HeatherIou]

I'm so happy I get to introduce my daughter to you after watching you so much years ago while I was pregnant with her!

[@TheSsoulrunner]

I find this a very calming show, my mother in law and I used to watch it regularly,, she is gone now..but the memories while re-watching Les, is very calming... Good Show...CHEER!!

[@Temperest]

God bless her. May you cherish all the memories you spent with her 💕

[@sagittarius_a3307]

13:08 "I've only ever seen this done..." (starting fire with bow-stick) lmfao. I just watched his survival commentaries on hollywood survival movies. Fantastic! But he talked a lot about how he would do silly, unnecessary things that looked cool, early on in the show. It's really funny to rewatch these episodes--w/at least 7 years since I watched one--after having watched his commentary on his own survival development. He reviewed Jeremiah Johnson, went on about that being his favourite movie, and the first night of the first episode he's building his "Jeremiah Johnson shelter" LOVE IT!!

[@notmyname3883]

Starting fire with BOW on a TINDER FUNGUS...........is what he had never tried before himself.

[@djshabz786]

Thank you for uploading all of these!

[@nmac3718]

This is number 1 in terms of how bad it can get trying to live as far as his series goes. I believe this episode and the kalahari episode are definitely the most enduring disasters he has put himself through for our sadistic entertainment thank you Les hehe

[@AnimeWolf56]

ok, but imagine surviving in the woods for a week, finally finding the highway, and the people just drive past you

[@Paul-hw7kc]

I was thinking the same thing. If I was desperate I'd run in front of their car waving my hands. Most people would recognize this is an emergency situation, and at least slow down and roll down their window to see what's matter.

[@michaelkell2061]

@@Paul-hw7kc or hopefully just call the police

[@adammillwood2709]

In the director's commentary he said that his ex wife picked him up. I had a feeling he was not going to get in a strange car and leave the camera without saying why or where to go.

[@joegarrison5911]

@@Paul-hw7kc exactly, if you were desperate you would make them stop.

[@Sparrow420]

he's in canada, it's probably fine.

[@marcuscornwall4879]

This is maybe my favourite episode.. its the kinds of woods I explore and its just got the whole package.

[@CallMeMrX]

Thanks Les, I have been watching these for years and look forward to watching them all over again with my son when he's a few years older.

[@jaymufc8906]

It's about the 7th time I've started this series again n it never gets old I wish they made survival shows like this these days

[@jonathansage9063]

They do. Alone is fantastic

[@hunterjames4433]

Hands down one of the best shows ever. Period. No question.

[@aaronrichards19886]

I can't tell you how many times I've watched all of the episodes. I love that he put them on KZbin, makes watching them much more convenient now 😁

[@chriscollins343]

Les you have no idea how much your videos and personality have helped me. Ive been homeless for quite a while trying to figure out the next move. I watch your videos every night.

[@pcareo-dactyl3327]

This is so cool, no pretending you're nailing it at every turn, but showing your process so the conclusions you make have context

[@MegaGoku22]

Best survival series ever. Period. Les is a man that me and my dad watched all the time when this show was just coming out on discovery channel. These bring back great memories.

[@jaffarebellion292]

I used to love this show as a kid. I would watch it with my dad, and it never failed to bring the two of us together. Stroud is the MacGyver of bushcraft, and it's always a joy to see just how industrious he can be with the resources around him most people would take for granted.

[@OzzyInSpace]

ALWAYS loved watching Les Stroud wherever he was surviving. So many great skills were picked up along the journey watching too... some that I still use to this day.

[@justme14445]

From the early ages of survivorman to the beautifull Wild harvest,Les remains our hero!

[@Thepluginguy]

This videos are gems, it takes me waaaaay back to good old days

[@joegarrison5911]

Showing us all how its done. The man the myth the legend les stroud, often imitated never duplicated.

[@kevinmatthews9207]

Man that brings me back when I first watched your show when it first aired! Cool to see you then and now. What a difference in both survival and video styles changing. Thanks!

[@michaelwhittaker5432]

What I loved about this guy Is he was the first guy to dispell the myth that with a few skills and a bit of kit and having read a few survival books you can go in the wilds and thrive ? he genuinely shows just how bloody hard it is , theres no High end suvival kit just the equipment he can salvage like in a later episode when he canibalise his mountain bike? He fails he some times doesnt get it right but carries on trying till the end - a true survior

[@devinkelly7459]

in season 3 when he is in Alaska he says he has never in his life set his shelter on fire from his own fire. Here we see that isn’t true. Also, it’s really cool watching this from the beginning again and seeing how far he has come. Love what you do Les, thanks for sharing with us!

[@shadyslim989]

It's pure nostalgia for me watching survivorman been watching since 2008. Loved waking up early on Saturday mornings and watching episodes on OLN channel

[@smapili]

It’s crazy he was doing this long long before it became popular on KZbin, I remember the survivor man episode of the office, Les is the 🐐

[@90AMason]

memories of grade 7, my dad bought the DVD set and i was obsessed! I made shelters in the field behind my house and filmed myself with an old handycam. happy times :)

[@davidmabrey8286]

Thanks for uploading these episodes Les. Survival television hasn't been the same with you, SURVIVORMAN

[@Thelgren00]

I remember getting the Survivor man book as a Christmas gift. What an awesome read and resource, so happy to see your making new content. Just rewatched the off the grid doc again...love it

[@reginaldthato7825]

Been binge watching yesterday night and I just woke up again and I’m continuing

[@audieherron5474]

God bless that person that picked you up at the end!

[@secondplayer2]

Dear Les, thank you for making Survivorman. I enjoy watching it ever since my childhood. I'm in my mid twenties and now every time that I want to look out to life I watch Survivorman. It's like therapy... just like how people love watching Bob Ross, I love watching Survivorman😁♥️

[@FumbleAIBO]

I've been binging nonstop on Survivorman during lockdown. Staying isolated because of COVID isn't the same as surviving alone in the wilderness, of course, but Les' philosophy and wisdom and his examples of steadiness and inner fortitude apply to to both situations and have meant a lot to me during this hard, lonely time. Survival is a mental skill as well as a physical one. Thank you, Les.

[@plantybara]

Seriously, not only the best survival show I've enjoyed growing up - but having every episode and season for free up on KZbin? Absolutely the best hands down. Thank you

[@ellavateify]

I kinda like the early episodes where things go a bit wrong and he doesn't know everything. It makes it more interesting and relatable

[@Poppy101DJ]

Les Stroud is such a legend. Instead of doing dangerous things or being dramatic all for the camera like some guys (cough, cough Bear Grylls in Man Vs. Wild) he shows the realistic side of survival. Not taking unnecessary risks, no camera crew to help him out off camera, just him with the bare minimum of supplies and his camera gear surviving!

[@spacekitt.n]

bear grylls is a joke

[@Poppy101DJ]

@@spacekitt.n agreed, his videos were entertaining when I was young, but they're def staged and over dramatized.

[@mathewpist4]

Long time fan from when I was in elementary almost 15 years ago. Great content happy to see all the episodes on youtube definitely will be watching all of them in order starting with this one. Cheers from canada Les!

[@breetopkuschi9657]

Oh my god it’s been about 15 for me too. Yikes that’s a long time

[@derrickwells7744]

Ya same here I was 15 also been following for allmost 18 years

[@rorrym831]

Revisiting these after years and I am reminded how Les became a teacher and a buddy. Right up there with Steve Irwin and Bob Ross. Thanks Les.

[@Cleptos]

I grew up watching you on TV. The way you went out into these dangerous and beautiful lands with respect and knowledge captivated me as a child and even still to this day.

[@huligan3778]

I've been looping these episodes for years now. Still can't get enough. Thank you Les.

[@tikkidaddy]

Life changing for me. I will never forget the first time I saw this. I owe everything else I have ever learned about survival to this one episode. It sparked every bit of knowledge I will ever gain. Thank you Les. If I could I would shake your hand. You will always be the best.

[@joshuakeegwell2896]

I just never tire of watching the master. Les stroud Survivorman GOAT

[@kiefmanning7394]

Never seen anyone carve a figure four trigger like a spindle. Seems like a waste of effort, edge, and time. Love your show. Thank you. Great to see these again

[@tb303wpf1]

I have to say, the music in the Survivorman series is so unique and creative. It's no surprise that Les and Peter wrote and performed all of it themselves. It not only fits the scenery perfectly, but it just creates the perfect atmosphere as well. Les is such an amazing talent on many levels. So creative and artistic.

[@kclipa]

I remember watching this episode and winter plane crash back in 2005. Ive been hooked since, have all the DVDs. Thats where I go when I need to go to my happy place. Thank you Les Stroud. Youre a legend

[@thak44]

Whatever situation I’m dealing with in life I always feel stronger after watching. I forget how much I have so easily.

[@LinkusMaximus]

Thank you, Les. Like everyone else, I used to watch Survivorman growing up and having these on KZbin now is just great. You continue to be a personal hero of mine. Thanks for everything!

[@darealmacpower5702]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge with me for free

[@vonsprague7913]

I was recommended this and boy am I glad I watched it! This is the first real survival programme I have ever seen. Unbelievably good! No frills, all the mistakes left in and a comprehensive covering of mindset and moral. Excellent!

[@chrismead3150]

Les, yours is absolutly my #1 favorite TV series of all time. Its also, in my opinion, the first AND last truly authentic show in the so called "survival" genre. Many, many thanks for making your creation freely available to us on YT. You're the MAN. Rock on!

[@LegioPatriaNostra182]

Tough guy. Such people are like a monolith. Resistant to stress. They never give up.

[@kinmaamnik]

Les is such a great guy I will never forget when I first met him in my home town. So down to earth, a real pleasure. Hope to see you again when you find yourself back in Huntsville ontario Les! :3

[@benburns6598]

This brings back so much nostalgia from when I was a kid. I used to watch Survivorman in the living room with my dad and older brother all the time and I loved it so much. So glad The episodes were put up on KZbin. Also I just now figured out that his name is Les Stroud. I used to just call him Survivorman.

[@JordanRA]

i remember watching through every season multiple times because I loved it so much. It's been many years, I'm so excited to dive right back in. The nostalgia is hitting me heavy

[@tmass1]

glad to see these online for free

[@ianstorey8556]

Nothing better than drifting off to sleep watching les absolutely miserable in the woods 😂

[@Ali-pf9nc]

Without a lot of excitement going on, Les manages to make him quite interesting to watch. Great survival knowledge.

[@naomi-nada]

1500 pounds of absolute rage.

[@heresjohnny6598]

sounds like my mother inlaw lol

[@gregpenny4384]

@Nasir Lawrence you have no idea scary a bull moose, they go after trains.

[@PD-yd3fr]

They rear up and trample with their front legs, hooves are very sharp. They knock you down and stomp you until you are burger

[@BarlowsOnTour]

I used to love this show and it randomly popped up on my recommended videos. I absolutely love that you've put every episode on KZbin for free. That is a baller move. Thank you.

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

Man its gotta suck going back ad getting the camera every time Les crossed those lakes and rivers. A true legend. Hope to bump into you some day around Novar or Hunstville.

[@culturedthug8850]

I used to love curling up in a ball in my warm bed binge watching Survivorman on Netflix when I was a kid. It's just so peaceful.

[@freedomle4022]

The man, the legend. Les Stroud.

[@SonOfGalactus]

I feel so young watching this again. I remember watching this on cable TV as a kid. This was HD back in the day, absolutely amazing quality. Although it was better than what KZbin shows.

[@vincentrusso4332]

And so it begins, the man that invented the one man show....man does this bring back memories, sadly I was locked up 4 years in the middle of season 2, can't wait to see all this new content , one happy Virginian here. Whoooo!

[@deckardcain4643]

Omg I haven't got to watch the actual show in years! This is awesome 😀

[@tori9365]

Ikr 😀😀

[@zacharyperez2427]

I could only imagine how many camera batteries were brought onto this journey

[@imnotgivingmynametoamachine683]

In the days before high-density li-ion batteries too!

[@andrewb5894]

I plan on doing this myself with a GoPro hero 7 and some accessories and 3 batteries with a waterproof solar charger ... Provided the charger lasts I should be fine lol they may be slow but all you have is time in these situations. 20 watts and 5v 2amp max output should do for 1200miliamp li-ion batteries lol over the course of 10 hours + should always have one available at least that way to use for sure, bringing a charging bank to plug bats in into the usb on the solar panel In 1440p I should get about an hour and a half of good recording per charge per bat(not everything has to to be recorded lol) Should let me record most stuff and you don't need waterproof bags or housings anymore... Back then probably a whole different game ! BE SO TEDIOUS and the stuff was much bigger. Respect Les! Now you can fit SO MUCH IN A 75L bag Tent Inflatable mattress Sinless cookware Sleeping bags Tarps Solar Tools Camera equip Food Medical etc like everything lol Batteries Radios Axe Wet bags Warmers Machete Knife Flashlight Recharge LED headband Fish supplies (net, pole, traps) On and on and on lol. I wanna be ready for anything

[@kingebeneezer7986]

@@andrewb5894 lol that's not survival that's camping

[@nippy3126]

@@kingebeneezer7986 the u go out in the wilderness with nothing if u so interested.

[@kaydonbob03]

I used to watch this as a kid and has inspired me and I'm glad to have found it again ☺️

[@archiepratt4654]

Every intro I can hear a chant saying "tickle tickle tickle tickle"🤣

[@snowsiet5475]

man I've been wanting to rewatch episodes of survivorman for a very long time, I'm glad these are on youtube now!

[@alexo.6478]

The best survival show ever done! Les, you are truly a pioneer. So much admiration and of course so much respect to you! Wish you would come back for more seasons.

[@strangersound]

Les is a great filmmaker. Especially when you consider it's 80% improv done by one guy. Canada produces some real gems. :)

[@stevendarst9299]

I remember binge watching these as a teenager with my friend then we'd go in the woods and make shelters and fires.